Abstract
The development of a quantum communication network will require sources that efficiently emit single photons. Now, using a new lithography technique that garnered a silver CNRS medal in 2014, it has recently proved possible to fabricate these sources using quantum dots (QDs), that is, artificial solid-state atoms. Performed at cryogenic temperatures, this technique makes it possible to position a single QD in the middle of an optical microcavity with nanometric precision.
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Senellart, P., Giesz, V., & Lanco, L. (2017). Ultrabright single-photon sources. Photoniques, 23–26. https://doi.org/10.1051/photon/2017s223
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